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Live Demo of #GameChanging CityEngine 2016

DominikTarolli

Great live demo of game-changing CityEngine 2016 from last week’s Directions Magazine webinar about “3D Solutions for Comprehensive Planning” (@CityEngine demo starts at 1:03:38): http://bit.ly/1PJetgH

#ComingSoon #GameChanger

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MicahTaylor

This is all very cool! I would like to use 3D scenes in my story maps. I noticed in the CityEngine 2016 demo that the Esri 3D scene format export lets you put models into ArcGIS online scenes to use in apps. Do I need ArcGIS portal to use this functionality? or will it work if I only have CityEngine 2016 and an AGOL organization account?

CherylLau

Yes, CityEngine 2016.0 is needed for the new export format.

I know that you do not need an AGOL organization account (any account is ok) to create web scenes. However, I'm not sure what is needed to create story maps.

CherylLau

About story maps:

An ArcGIS Online subscription is not required to create story maps. Users with the ArcGIS Public Account can also create story maps. So can users with ArcGIS Portal.

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